MedServe Cancer Center

UNILAG academic Prof. Abdulkareem leads Nigeria’s inaugural immunotherapy clinical trial for colorectal cancer

Muslim News Nigeria Mar 4, 2026

The Lagos University Teaching Hospital (LUTH), in collaboration with MedServe Cancer Center has launched Nigeria’s first immunotherapy clinical…

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